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Disarmament Body Closer to Nuclear Arms Treaty

Source: Fox News
Geneva : Switzerland | 6 months ago  
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The 65-nation Conference on Disarmament broke a dozen years of deadlock Friday and opened the way to negotiate a new nuclear arms control treaty. Diplomats welcomed the adoption of a "program of work" as a breakthrough for the conference, which has been stalemated since it wrote the nuclear test ban...
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